Boy..... all I can tell you is that it's very likely one of what Uncle Derek calls the "Foster's Favorite complex". There have been many crossings of Ae. racinae x victoriana discolor, and also successive generations of selfings of that same cross, and they all start to look pretty similar. Ae. 'Perez' is supposedly an F17 (17th generation) of that cross!!!

There's also 'Blackjack' and 'Prieto' in that group, and who knows how many more. I have a hard time telling them apart. I have one called 'Goldenrod' that looks an awful lot like the one in your picture, but I can't find it anywhere on the web. I'm sure it must be in that same complex though.

If you wrote Ae. racinae x victoriana discolor on the tag I don't think anyone could argue with you! ;-)

Here is a link that might be useful: Uncle Derek says: Ae. Foster's Favorite complex

Thanks! That's what I'll do. I have a Ae. racinae but the bloom is pendulus and this one isn't plus the leaves are green on it.
There's a local Bromeliad Society who has sales and shows in my area. I probably stumbled on it. They usually have Micheals as a vendor . That's probably where I got it.
Barb

I wasn't sure if you were holding the flower upright but if it's not pendant then I'll bet it's Goldenrod. Most of the others in this group do have hanging inflorescences. Also the flower color is right for that one, I think that's probably where the name comes from.